and outcomes that would sell the matters in eastern drc.o both the au the east african community, and kenya as a country, are seized of that matter. we know that the humanitarian crisis in eastern drc has displaced close to 70 million people. and i want to thank the united states of america for stepping in with humanitarian support. for that region because it is a collaboration of different countries in different ways to deal with that situation. the rest of us are committing troops. we are committing our deploying, our infrastructure to still deleted the resolution of the metazoan drc let me ask nancy or guten? from kenya. >> she is, yeah. okay. nancy, faeser in africa is asking america to lead the way and double its contribution to the wilds banks international development assistance to help developing countries access more financing. 20 v8 debt distress. and to tackle climate change, what is your commitment of this? thank you you. i'm sorry, i didn't catch all your question sorry. >> i'm saying africa, is asking america to lead the way a

including support for more than 6 million displaced people from the drc. more than one place. >> follow-up to the president and ruto, you say kenyon's stomach kenya is committed in atlanta you said it's based on him in a terry ant can you explain the geopolitical goal of 12,000 kilometers away from nairobi when schools and the counties of westbrook coat and dark and have not yet open because of the problem and yet u are committing our national police force to haiti in ways and priorities this has been one of your major talking about security and to the extent that even the defense cabinet secretary talked about the deployment of if need be the kenyon military or the special personnel to make sure schools open, children go to school in areas in kenya where are you committing to haiti when we have a problem back home? it's a bit of irony that you are putting the fire in the faraway neighbor's home in our own home is on fire? >> president ruto: thank you very much. i made a comment to the people of kenya to shut out insecurity in the rift. i have followed tha

at the hub is the drc.in the east of this country, is minerals.many militire it has been a three decade war. kenya is expected to play a moderation in all these crises. we can hear these d possible during the state visit that president biden offers kenya a natoich would be important because kenya would be the first african country to beonh african country after tunisnd meership?s a nonia guest: exactly. last time it happened, it was qatar in 2022. it would be a major announcement but there's no informati we will see what happens. that symbolizes the strength of the relationships in these countries. it's not new as you know. grp on ukraine and on defensetha and meet with each other to support ukraine. this is kenya, really special tionship with the united states in a context that is difficult. the brix group is rising in africa. host:in means. guest: it's a group of countries that includes china, russia, india, you have south was the oy africant waa member of this group. thgo build system. they also compete.

pappy orion working in the drc, thank you. l working in the drc, thank you. appreciate it.brazil's southernmost state — rio grande do sul — have killed at least 57 people. officials say another 67 people are missing. nearly 70,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes since the storms began last saturday. at least half a million people are without power and clean water. in mexico, three bodies have been found during a search for two australians and an american who went missing last week during a surfing trip. the three were on vacation near the coastal city of ensenada in the northwestern state of baja california when they failed to turn up at their planned accomodation. the bodies have not yet been identified. a huge diplomatic row has erupted after spain's transport minister suggested argentina's president had used drugs. 0scar puente said javier milei had ingested "substances" during his election campaign last year. mr milei hit back condemning the "slander and insults" and attacked the policies of spain's socialist prime minister pedro sanchez. and, pop supers

on drc, the east african community and kenya are seized.ou that kenya had a thousand troops in haiti. we now have another 800, not in haiti, but in drc. we now have another 800 troops. we are going to be having a meeting with the east african community. i did send my minister of -- my foreign minister, they had a conversation and shortly we will be looking at how to begin the dialogue process, another nairobi process because we believe there is no military solution to what is going on in drc, but instead dialogue should be able to give us the necessary momentum and outcomes that would settle the matters in eastern drc. so both the au, the east african community and kenya as a country are seized of that matter. we know that the humanitarian crisis in eastern drc has displaced close to 7 million people and i want to thank the united states of america for stepping in with the humanitarian support for that region because it is a collaboration of different countries in different ways to deal with that situation. the rest of us are committing tro

pappy 0rion working in the drc, thank you. appreciate it.t camp. where i am sitting right now to the displacement camp is only 2km. it's a scary situation.— only 2km. it's a scary situation. ~ ., ., , situation. do we know anything more about _ situation. do we know anything more about who _ situation. do we know anything more about who might - situation. do we know anything more about who might be - situation. do we know anything i more about who might be behind that attack? we know that there are several dozens of armed groups operating on that territory, right?- groups operating on that territory, right? yes. and we know that — territory, right? yes. and we know that indeed _ territory, right? yes. and we know that indeed there - territory, right? yes. and we know that indeed there are l territory, right? yes. and we know that indeed there are a j know that indeed there are a lot of different armed groups. i cannot confirm myself, but i know exactly, but whether it is true, but i heard from witnesses that the bombs can come from the m23 r

the drc, many crucialthings like smartphones?— the drc, many crucialthings like smartphones?nerals are one ofthe smartphones? these minerals are one of the most important _ smartphones? these minerals are one of the most important factor _ smartphones? these minerals are one of the most important factor of - smartphones? these minerals are one of the most important factor of what l of the most important factor of what is happening right now in this region. many multinational companies are scrambling for these minerals, and so i believe many companies are sponsoring these rebels in orderfor them to keep on extracting this mineral, and i know that we all know that these minerals play an important role to our daily lives, and i'm talking to you here now because of those minerals, and all the smartphones, the electronics that we need, and in electric automobiles, so this is part of it. and potentially part of the instability there in that region. thank you very much for being here. thank you very much for being here. thank you very much for being here. thank you for having me, ap

but in golsby's case, she says the department of rehabilitation and correction or drc told her this. zones affiliated with that monitor or any curfews affiliated with that monster -- monitor. >> reporter: so no restrictions or curfew. what is the point of it? >> exactly. >> reporter: is part of it that it is supposed to be a deterrent of some kind? >> i think the drc believed that it would curtail his criminal activity, but it did not. >> the reality is nobody is monitoring him in real time. >> reporter: he is not surprised by any of this. is this a false sense of security? >> absolutely. it is not an electronic tether. all that is something after-the- fact will tell me where you were or where you are not and even then it is not foolproof. >> reporter: is a great monday morning quarterback tool. >> yes and a tremendous liability for government agencies using them. because now they are holding the bag to make there are no national statistics on crimes committed by people wearing gps monitors. but we did our own search of news reports and found numerous cases over a two year span. arme

i'm glad that you said it is not just the drc. when you said that the icc in this case, at least with israel, did not go to israel, they also did not go to gaza or doha, correct? mr. miller: they will have to speak to that. i know they didn't go to gaza. >> another icc case, an actual arrest warrant that was issued, not just applied for, but was issued in terms of russia, ukraine. did the icc prosecutor's go to russia to interview the people who are ultimately given, subjected to these arrest warrants? mr. miller: the difference between russia and israel is israel is a democracy with accountability mechanisms, and investigations are underway. that is not the case in russia. we are not aware of any russian investigation into war crimes. >> the similarities between the two is that neither of them are parties to the statute, neither are members. mr. miller: ukraine is and that is why they have jurisdiction in that matter. one of the parties in the conflict is a member. >> in other words, it is ok if they go to one side, but not the o

you can have sexual transmission and then get outside the drc. we want to have that capability inside the united states to have diagnostic tests, to have the right surveillance in place. this framework really helps us see what data we need both in the united states and for the things in the drc. both the coordination between the country teams, the experts that are being deployed, the laboratories we have in the united states. we need to think of this across the spectrum, domestic all the way to global so that we are not thinking in one place or another, but thinking across the spectrum, and how do we use the breath of all the capabilities we have across these different centers and across the usg in order for us to have the most optimal response had keep mpox from coming in and causing another set of cases in the u.s. >> potential even worse. and in thinking about how you actually implement that response , one of our greatest strengths globally is deplatform. dimitri, can you say a little bit about how that vertical gets leveraged in the context o

gravely concerned' about the expansion of m23 fighters and army forces from neigbouring rwanda in eastern drc m23. rwanda rejects claims that it is involved. congolese president felix tshisekedi cut short his visit to europe following the attacks. government officials are urging people in goma to remain calm until it carries out a proportionate response. the humanitarian situation is deepening amid violence between the congolese army and various militia groups that are trying to take control of mineral—rich land. more than 6.5 million people are internally displaced overall. let's turn to some important news around the world. flooding and landslides triggered by days of heavy rain in brazil's southernmost state, rio grande do sul, have killed at least 57 people. officials say another 67 people are missing. nearly 70,000 residents have been forced to leave their homes since the storms began last saturday. at least half a million people are without power and clean water. in mexico, three bodies have been found during a search for two australians and an american who went missing last week during

the armed forces of the drc asked the population to go about their business freely and peacefully.tion. let's speak to our deputy africa editor, ann soy. what do we know happened? we understand that around dawn and to men with ak—47s and military gear raided the home of the former president of understand there casualties there and some of his girls were killed. and later they went to the presidential palace and they were trying to lower the floods of the country, the democratic republic of congo, and raise the formerflag of the republic of congo, and raise the former flag of the same country when it went by the name of their and they filmed themselves shouting we are zaire aware coming for you to the president. but we understand the army has now taken control of the situation and the habit and casualties in the lead with this group has been killed. he has been identified as christian malanga, a 41—year—old former army man who turned politician and formed a political party where he had moved back to the united states where he lived with his family and has been organising from abroad

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at the hub is the drc.e east of this country, is large and many militias are trying to grab these minerals. it has been a three decade war. kenya is expected to play a moderation in all these crises. we can hear these days that it's possible during the state visit that president biden offers kenya a nato alliance which would be important because kenya would be the first african country to be nominated. only the fourth african country after tunisia and morocco. host: it's a non-alliance nato membership? guest: exactly. last time it happened, it was qatar in 2022. it would be a major announcement but there's no information yet. we will see what happens. that symbolizes the strength of the relationships in these countries. it's not new as you know. they have worked together on the ukraine crisis. kenya is a member of the contact group on ukraine and on defense and they regularly meet with each other to support ukraine. this is kenya, really special relationship with the united states in a context that is very

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dents giving it to kids, kids getting it within the family, it can is sexual transmission outside the drc we will be able to have that capability within the united states to havee the diagnostic test,s to have the right -- and in this helpswo us to say what data do we need in the united states, in the dc, what's the coordination between the team, the folk ifs being deployed, the laboratories that we have in the united states. we need to think of this across the spectrum from domestic all the a way to global so that we're not inhibited in one place or the other, but thinking across that spectrum and how do we use the full breadth of all the different capabilities we have across these different certains and across -- in order for us to have the most optimal response and keep m pox from coming in and causing another is set of cases in the u.s. >> potentially even worse. >> yeah. >>of yeah. so in thinking about how you actually implement that response, one of our greatest strengths globally is the pepfar platform. so i don't know, dmitri, can you with say a little bit about how that vertical

reporter: briefly, the drc you guys have supported. or offered rewards. there was a big push for that. so i'm glad you said it is not just that. secondly, when you said the icc with israel did not go to israel to interview, they did not go to gaza correct? mr. miller: they will have to speak to that. i do not know. i know they went to gaza. reporter: another icc case or arrest warrant, not just applied, was issued in terms of russia and ukraine. did the prosecutors go to russia to interview the people who were ultimately given -- subjected to arrest warrants? mr. miller: the difference between russia and israel is israel has accountability and investigations. in russia we are not aware of any investigation. reporter: the difference is neither of them are parties in the world of statute, neither are members. mr. miller: ukraine is and that is why they have jurisdiction. it is one of the parties. reporter: so it is ok if they go to one side, but not the other. mr. miller: that is how jurisdiction is applied. reporter: if you are not a signatory to a conflic

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but then, going into drc, other than the horn, ethiopia, taking huge amount of time and resources as well. that continues to be something i wish i could be better on the numbers and how it is getting better. i do feel that we are in it is daunting. backdrops and much of our conversations about the crises in the world. matt, there's not enough people and not enough money to meet the challenges. more about how does you do you prioritize are you looking at new ways of working with the resources you have? >> indefinitely. it's what we continue to do all of the time. our budgets change from house votes one year to everything else. we are continually having to do exactly that. one thing that i will not go into detail on this is relevant and tracks with but the agencies are doing and what dennis was talking about earlier as systems and processes things internally those big aid and how would you grant making an award making it all about. recently internally has really decided to knock down the walls and take her grantmaking and award making it down to its basics and start rebuilding that up.

drc opposes governor newsom's behavioral health system reforms, which expand forced treatment using proposition one. money to build locked facilities will harm people with mental illness and substance use disorders. prop one also reworks attacks for mental health services requiring counties to spend much of the money on housing and programs for homeless people. newsom called out 19 counties who he says are out of compliance with housing mandates and are reluctant to use tools like care court. >> it's time to do your job. it's time to get things done. you ask for these reforms. we've provided them. now it's time to deliver, and we know that any kind of transformation and we're talking today about transforming our mental health system, any kind of transformation. >> it takes collaboration and compassion. >> in san mateo county, greg lee, ktvu, fox two news san jose police are investigating the killing of a man in a shooting and a homeless encampment. >> officers say that shooting happened at mclaughlin avenue and interstate 280 at about 545 on thursday afternoon. when police arrived, a victim was

so obama donating drc consultants, former biden prosecutor, is it leading the charge in this courtroommocrats think this is not political? maybe you guys can answer this question for me, how are the only given to trump's lawyers 24 hours to prepare for these witnesses? >> judge jeanine: is unheard of. >> jesse: i need at least five hours to prepare for this show! [ laughter ] >> greg: and you don't even do it! >> jesse: it's unfair, i don't see how they can get away with spearheading like this suit how we can go on and on, the corn won't be in session tomorrow. i know you're bummed about that. up next president biden finally gets the speech on anti-semitism while anti- israel educators burned an american flag on the way to the met gala. [ ♪♪ ] o the met gala. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ mom genes. she passed them down to you. but who passed them to her? those mom genes helped make her who she is. show her with ancestrydna. this mother's day, she can see the traits she inherited, the places where they started, and the people she shares them with. best of all, it's on sale for mother's day. get it now, bef

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drc opposes governor newsom's behavioral health system reforms, which expand forced treatment using propositionocked facilities will harm people with mental illness and substance use disorders. prop one also reworks attacks for mental health services, requiring counties to spend much of the money on housing and programs for homeless people. newsom called out 19 counties who he says are out of compliance with housing mandates and are reluctant to use tools like care court. >> it's time to do your job. it's time to get things done. you ask for these reforms. we've provided them now it's time to deliver. >> and we know that any kind of transformation and we're talking today about transforming our mental health system, any kind of transformation. it takes collaboration and compassion in san mateo county, greg lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> governor newsom will be in italy this week to attend an international climate event. the governor wants to strengthen and advance international relationships when it comes to fighting climate change. tomorrow, the governor is set to speak with pope francis and world

drc opposes governor newsom's behavioral health system reforms, which expand forced treatment using proposition one. money to build locked facilities will harm people with mental illness and substance use disorders. prop one also reworks attacks for mental health services requiring counties to spend much of the money on housing and programs for homeless people. newsom called out 19 counties who he says are out of compliance with housing mandates and are reluctant to use tools like care court. >> it's time to do your job. it's time to get things done. you ask for these reforms. we've provided them. now it's time to deliver, and we know that any kind of transformation and we're talking today about transforming our mental health system, any kind of transformation. >> it takes collaboration and compassion. >> now, the governor maintained today, despite those budget cuts, counties have all the resources they need. he also announced a new website to track the changes to the state's mental health system, and that san mateo county will be an early adopter of the care court model, joining seven other st

drc opposes governor newsom's behavioral health system reforms, which expand forced treatment using propositionocked facilities will harm people with mental illness and substance use disorders. prop one also reworks attacks for mental health services, requiring counties to spend much of the money on housing and programs for homeless people. newsom called out 19 counties who he says are out of compliance with housing mandates and are reluctant to use tools like care court. >> it's time to do your job. it's time to get things done. you ask for these reforms. we've provided them. now it's time to deliver. >> and we know that any kind of transformation and we're talking today about transforming our mental health system, any kind of transformation. it takes collaboration and compassion in san mateo county. >> greg lee, ktvu, fox two news a group of doctors, public health experts and community organizations are coming together now to call on san francisco city leaders to do more to address the drug overdose crisis. >> the group gathered today outside the city's medical examiner's office to bring atte

they know that the congolese army, the drc army, has had heavy artillery near the idp camps.freedoms in rwanda, about the safety of gay or transgender people there, for example, and the british foreign office advises lgbt travelers they can experience abuse and discrimination. what assurances can you give that they would be protected? thatjust does not speak to the reality of rwanda at all. the foreign office is wrong? i don't know what document you're referring to, but everybody in rwanda, we believe in non—discrimination. discrimination is what almost destroyed this country in 1994. we have built back this country on the basis of unity and non—discrimination on any basis. rwanda does not discriminate against people of different sexual or gender orientation. not at all. everyone can feel protected by the law here and there's no... it's not illegal to be gay in rwanda — we have no legislation against homosexuality in this country. so it is a wrong reading of the situation in rwanda. that is not the reality. so the uk foreign office has got that wrong? they need to review that

going into drc, the horn or take huge amounts of times and resources as well that continues to be something. i wish i could be better on the numbers and how is getting better but i do feel like we at her at a better place to start working on those pricks thank you, thank you it is daunting we spent a lot of today talk about the backdrop is part of our conversations been about the crisis in the world. matt there's not enough people not enough money to meet the challenges. tell us a little bit more how do you prioritize? are you looking at new ways of working student try to meet the challengess with the resources that you have? >> adeptly to all the time. our budget change from houseboat to everything else we are continuing to have to do exactly that. one thing i will not go into detail on but it's really irrelevant and tracks allowed that the agency is doing and what dennis was talking out earlier about systems and processes internal there's a big aid in how we do granting an award internally has really decided to knock down the walls and take it down to its basics and rebuild thatnd up. who

we have already eliminated drc's and-- >> will you help the industry for your colleagues to do the same. >> to the extent we're allowed to do that we'll certainly encourage that. >> it's clearly that a number of pbm's are not going to reform on their own. that's why we urgently need to pass this legislation, mr. chairman, to rein in the corporate middle men and pass in this congress. moving on to something mr. lankford was talking about, this put a financial burden on pharmacies and health systems in ohio due to disrupted payments and kickly community health centers are facing the dire consequences in this attack and you know how important that is in pennsylvania, iowa, idaho and oregon. think operate on slim margins. there's a pharmacy in mansfield, ohio, 600,000 a week to 200,000 a week due to this attack, unacceptable of course. health systems can't continue to operate like this without certainty that they'll be compensated for these kind of losses. what is united's plan to compensate providers and health systems that are bearing additional financial burdens because of this breach? >